CofC Alum Starts Nonprofit in Charleston’s East Side
Loving America Street is improving lives using the community's strengths. Most recently, the group saved and restored an essential neighborhood laundromat.
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02, 2016
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02, 2016
Refugee Crisis is Focus of Political Science Convocation
Unni Krishnan Karunakara, a Senior Fellow at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale University, will visit the College on March 3, 2016, to discuss Syria’s refugee crisis and its broader impacts.
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02, 2016
Elect Her Event Promotes Women in Politics
The workshop on Feb. 20, 2016, will teach young women some of the skills they will need to enter politics. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with S.C. State Sen. Mia McLeod and former Charleston mayoral candidate Ginny Deerin.
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01, 2016
Novelist Bret Lott Leads New MFA Program in Creative Writing
The two-year, full-residency program will kick off in the fall semester of 2016.
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01, 2016
Campus Community to Learn About Asylum Law and Human Rights
The College is offering two talks this week dealing with the topic of immigration. Both events are free and open to the public.
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01, 2016
Psychology Research Tempts Toddlers with Toys
Find out what happens when psychology professor Amy Kolak places toys in front of toddlers and tells them not to touch.
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12, 2015
7 Christmas Gifts Your Professors Will Never Forget
Seven professors think back on the best things they found under the Christmas tree as kids. Some won't surprise you at all!
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12, 2015
Professors Consider the Legacy of Mayor Joe Riley
College of Charleston professors examine Mayor Joe Riley's innumerable contributions to Charleston – from its quality of life and economy to its thriving arts community, history and culture.
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12, 2015
Religious Studies Awarded $30K Grant
The grant from the Wabash Center will enable the Department of Religious Studies to enhance the student academic experience through high-impact field trips, study-away courses and study abroad opportunities.
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12, 2015
CofC Students Win Big at Model U.N. Competition
Under the direction of international studies professor Max Kovalov, 10 students from the College had an impressive showing at the Southern Regional Model United Nations Conference.